How to get a Saudi Arabia visa from Angola
Visa types, fees, processing times and application requirements for Angolan passport holders travelling to Saudi Arabia.
Visa types & fees
2 visa options for travelling to Saudi Arabia.
Business visa
Official visa
Application requirements
Documents Angolan applicants need to provide.
- The application form should be signed and correctly filled.
- Original Angola that is passport valid for 6 months after staying in Saudi Arabia.
- Passport should have at least two blank pages facing each other for entry stamp.
- One passport photograph that is taken within the last three months with a white background.
- Minors under 18 years traveling alone should provide signed notarized letter of authorization by a parent or legal/guardians.
- Both parents should sign the application form of minors
- All travel documents should be in either Arabic or English.
- Applicants are not required to overstay the time required by the visa.
- Police report stating detailed information about the applicant’s criminal record, if there is any.
- signed medical report that is issued by licensed medical practitioners stating that the applicant has no contagious disease.
- Confirmation of return flight ticket.
- Bank statements showing that applicants have enough funds throughout the duration of stay.
- Saudi embassy will refuse to grant a visa if an Israel stamp is found in the applicant's passport.
Visa type details
Business visa
- Business visa is granted to those who want to visit Saudi Arabia for a business meeting, contracts or conferences.
- Saudi Arabia application form should be signed and correctly filled.
- Angola passport valid for 6 months beyond stay in Saudi Arabia.
- Passport should have at least two blank pages for visa stamp
- One-colour passport photograph that is taken within the last three month with a white background.
- Letter of invitation approved by the foreign ministry of Saudi Arabia is required.
- The letter of invitation from the host company or organization should include the address and phone and contact information is required.
- The letter should indicate the type of business to be conducted, the duration and purpose of visit to Saudi Arabia.
- The letter should be addressed to the embassy of Saudi Arabia in Angola.
- Original business letter approved by the ministry of foreign affairs from Arabia company sponsorship of applicant throughout the required stay.
- Letter from company in Angola stating that the employer is aware of business leave and applicant is of good conduct.
Official visa
- Diplomat visa is issued to applicants who are a representative of Angola for official purposes.
- Application form should be signed and completely filled.
- Original Angolan passport valid for 6 months after intended stay in Saudi Arabia.
- Passport should have at least two blank pages for a Saudi Arabia visa stamp.
- One-colour passport photograph that is taken with a white background.
- An official letter specifying the name of the applicant, title or position of applicant, purpose, and duration of the trip.
- Signed and stamped contract from the migration of foreign affairs in Saudi Arabia.
Where to apply
Saudi Arabia embassy & visa application centers in Angola.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the official language of Saudi Arabia
Arabic is the official language of Saudi Arabia and the mother tongue for most of Saudi’s natives. Modern Standard Arabic is the most widely spoken version which is used in media, schools as a second foreign language, and published work
Can I go to Saudi Arabia with an Israeli stamp on my passport
No. But, to avoid any complication, when visiting Israel is always better to ask at the passport control to put the stamp on a separate paper. It is impossible to enter Saudi Arabia with an Israeli visa stamp on your passport.
What is the most practice religion in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia allows Christians to enter the country as foreign workers for a temporary visit but does not allow them to practice their faith openly. Because of that Christians generally, only worship within private homes